New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
MAKING READY IN BROOKLYN.

ton viii be practically unanimous.
MAKING READY IN BROOKLYN.
The FIRST DAY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D.
BAIRD PROBABLE CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
This is the first day of registration In Brooklyn, and
an additional interest Will given politics In that
city by the gathering Of voters to record ther names
The 2os registration places will be open nom to 10
q m. and frvm TO 10 p. Especial EFFORTS Will 90
put forth induce voters possible TO rocoro
their names The second day Of registration VIII %
Tuesday, October IL. special meeting Of tho Kings
County Republican General Committee will DO held to-
morrow evening call primaries to eoot delegates
TO the city nominating conventions 70 select canoi
dates for Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriff, supervisorac
State Senators, Assemblymen, supervisors ana
Oonstables
The indications getting stronger that the nom
nston for Mayor VIII be given 70 Anarew Ne csxe
ness of tho managers of the CitiEons' League. Inc
First Ward Republican Association proposes 20 seno
ex-Mayor Seth Low and W. II. Williams president Of
the Young Republican Club, to tho City Convention;
to aid In nominating Mr.; Baird: The friends SO, OF
mated. The convention will probably be held week
from Thursday The action Of state controller Chapln
nfce Is believed to mean that Boss" Mclaughlin pro-
poses 10 throw Mayor Whitney overheard and ny ms
luck in securing the Mayors oniee a.a,n, WIN mr.
Cbapn for bait hoping to catch the gudgeons 10 the
Citizens League by tho fine promises which Will DO
made of non partisan rule
If this should be the case 1t would 90 sells @
that the candidate would have to promise one tnine
to the Boss" and another to those he would seeH 70
suppor him. The prominent Republican canoi-
date for sheriff fs ex-Unted States Marshal A. Tate
but @ d. Rhlnehar and r b. Sedgwck are also active
In seeking s the ss 10 FGrey or John cournsy
NOISY DEMOCRATS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY
PppruorD n j. Sept 26-The Democrats OF Mon
mouth County held convention in the Court House
here TO-DAY II was beyond all question the mos disor
der,v convection ever held in the county There were
1o4 deleeatss present Tho convention was called to
order by Colonel Charles ID. Hendricxson Deputy COL
lec,o for this United states Internal Revenue district
who IL the secretary Of the Democrats Executive Com
mit,ee of the county Assemblyman William s. Throek
morton was elected permanent chairman over Colone
william Pintard Thomas 8. R. Brown, Of KeyporI and
DIR Thomas c. Chattle, Long Branch City, the present
ipcunbeut. were named for The nomination lot state
Senator Mr. Brown received eighty votes on tue
The Chairman then called nomination for the Office
sbb h'f bspei suiwei Of Hoimde township TheO;
Fields Of Wall Township RsSssn 81 srf rns.ho ID
township and Thomas L. worthley. Of Ocean Township
were placed 10 cno TSs Howell mem snay went to
MI Fields and he secured the nomination sfter twen
HrS yots and at times ronndy each Mr.
SHUTS given the Prohibition nomination 'nr0e VEGAS
ago.
UNITED LABOR MEN NOT FOR FLINT BLANCHARD
JAMESTOWN Septic tSpeeah. -Republicans VINO ooted
the nomination Of g. A. Frvst as member OF the Assem-
bv after endorsing the Democratic nomination of Fnn
blanchard have been making strenuous efforts TO Sc
cure the support Of the Union LABOR party ee'
era members the old parties attended the LABOR con
yenon as delegates ascure the endorsement OF
blanchard The rest OF the convention we're real mem
bers OF the Labor party and when motion was maze %
appoint committee to see II they could hsrmonLo
icaIy that no one ventnred vote for It, Farmer Dean
of jamestown, was nominated ne Is PrOnrhnsnac o on
sPen:ng the Republican, Of this city viii no rats
lion meeting and will organize for the campaign noy
ful af aufhu af2su a
sality for the entire ucKeI
REPUBLICANS PLAN FOR AGGRESSIVE WORK.
Chairman Bliss and General Knapp chairmen of the
Executive Committee were both at the republican
aeadauarters yesterday looking after the Work OF he
canvass Senator Hiscock also there part OF tho
day. while 10 S aR o rs the The
tive Committee will meet to-day ana map OUT erot
pent Repnbicans all the country inviting them 70
speak in this State. and meetings viii be held as eAf' a.
Autographs Of Colonel Grant and Of the Other her, eanS
how the men look for whom they vote General Knapp
who went homo TO Auburn on saturday eaio 'nan .e
IN Csus sa and look for
gains because Of Democratic divisions ne ~
hard work and in depending major1tes py means oi
Intelligent discussion and awakening interest he sSe
quarters but will be there this week
THE FIFTH INSPECTOR CASE STILL IN COURT.
The contest between the United Labor party the ITO
grcssiye Labor party and the irving HAL So'on "a ~
Democratic party which shall nave the new inspect
mrs NJ .sc,,ou came M before Justice Barrett In the
Supreme Court yesterday in two prssesdngs
one an order TO show cause Police Com
should not compelled 10 appoint the o. .no
and the other an application for nandamus 70 compel
s 70 pDGa s
claimed that t was premature 70 can upon ene ne
w.. moraas 9eadIocr in the Board but It Night be
broken aud until the time had expired the court ma no
TSadds": Waterman representing tn: pro5Ts; ...
SBri:n Ssyss stated that the Police Commissioner ava
rot oppose the consideration Of inc question
Mt Cottmsn them asked an adjournment until Friday
he haa ony been served with The papers ~ inc o
o. eaturday and needed time 70 prepare Ins WAS ~
posed by Edwin Shepard behalf ofths United LaDo,
party but Justice Barrett granted an until
nufsday
MEETING OF ANTEGIBBs REPUBLICANS.
Tho anti-Gibbs Republicans of the KILN Assembly
District met again last evening in tho large hall OF the
Grand opsrs Hsuss. About 400 were present vios.
President william Hall presided speScnos were .ossS
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making . strong orxanIahon and .nss cve r. Iocsi
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TO ORGANIZE WOMEN woo WANT TO VOTE
The New-York City Ladies' Suffrage Committee. being
much encouraged By Of Mrs. Lucy Sweet Barber
vsting lat State election and BY Hsmoa wheos
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